Andes Day Hike from Santiago: Summit Alto del Naranjo
Providencia, Santiago, Chile
Activity
Official tickets via GetYourGuide
Embark on a challenging hike to the summit of Alto del Naranjo, located just 40 minutes from Central Santiago. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Andes Mountains.
Highlights
- Take in panoramic views of Santiago and the snowcapped Andes Mountains
- Hike through native Chilean forest full of endemic flora
- Reach a 6,200-foot summit with spectacular photo opportunities
- Only 40 minutes from central Santiago, ideal for a day trip
- Perfect for experienced hikers looking for a challenging and rewarding trek
Description
Escape the city and experience one of the best full-day hikes near Santiago. Just 40 minutes from Providencia, this challenging trek takes you deep into the Andes to Alto del Naranjo, a scenic summit at 6,200 feet (1,890 m). Surrounded by native sclerophyllous forest and breathtaking mountain landscapes, this hike offers a true immersion in Chile’s natural beauty.
As you climb, enjoy sweeping views of Mount El Plomo (18,000 ft), the Iver Glacier, and the majestic peaks of the Central Andes. From the summit, take in panoramic views of Santiago far below, a rewarding end to a high-altitude adventure.
Includes
- Private Guided hike to Alto del Naranjo
- Private transportation
- Hiking Poles
- Snack
- Bottled water
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a challenging full-day hike near Santiago, Chile, leading to the 6,200-foot summit of Alto del Naranjo with panoramic views of the city and Andes Mountains.
The hike starts about 40 minutes from central Santiago, near Providencia in Chile.
The full-day hike typically lasts several hours; check the website for detailed timing and current conditions.
It is ideal for experienced hikers seeking a challenging and rewarding trek in the Chilean Andes.
You will pass through native Chilean forest with endemic flora and enjoy panoramic views of Santiago and the snowcapped Andes.
Basic hiking gear, water, and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended due to the challenging terrain and elevation.
The hike is generally accessible year-round, but conditions may vary seasonally; check local updates for weather and trail status in Chile.
While experienced hikers can do it independently, a guide is recommended for safety and navigation in the Andes near Santiago.
Yes, the 6,200-foot summit offers spectacular photo opportunities of Santiago and the Andes Mountains.
Check the activity’s official website or local Santiago tourism resources for current hours, trail conditions, and booking details.
